I welcome any suggestions to this open ended semi-vague question.
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Also any suggestions and issues for hiking from June 21st - 26th
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Phil wrote:Lower elevations...the north or south rims of Yosemite Valley are your best bets...views, nice trails, waterfalls, less snow, hopefully not too many mosquitoes.
If you have a map to reference, we can hook you up with a good route.
dgilman wrote:Is an easily accessible part of a popular National Park full of people in the middle of summer?
Nah, should be a ghost town.
AlmostThere wrote:...no one can cross that stream until the snow is gone and everyone sits and builds a fire and stays there.
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